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DAWSON’S NEW GIG

FORMER Barrow, Workington and Kendal Town striker Brian Dawson is to take over as manager of North West Counties outfit Cleator Moor Celtic at the end of the season.
Dawson, who is currently coach of the Workington Reds Development Team, will replace long-time boss Mike Mahone, who has decided to stand down.
Former Cleator assistant and manager Craig Routledge will return to the club as number two.
Cleator chairman Graeme Close said: “Our current coach Martin Mahone has devoted the best part of his life to the club. He has been a major part in youth development, progressing the ...

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